Kansas Newspaper Clippings

- FROM THE BARTON NEWSPAPER on OCTOBER 14th 
As the rain started to fall and the wind calmed at Cougar field, the Lady Cougars had seized momentum and eventually they led eight minutes later. Horlacher, who is the Lady Cougars’ regular goalkeeper, moved to a field position in the second half to help aide the front line attack and it paid dividends for first-year head coach Aaron Avila.   Taking a throw-in from Courtney Galliher, Horlacher crossed a pass through the box to Ruth Cazier and Barton had their first lead of the game.  Barron then gave Barton a two goal cushion midway through the half taking Jessica Rosenberg’s pass from midfield to chip shot a thirty-two yard kick over Hughes.   Barron wound up her five goal day punching in a deflection off of Cazier’s corner kick with five minutes to play.

FROM THE BARTON NEWSPAPER on October 22nd - However a patient Barton offensive attack stated chipping away at the Panther defense until twenty-five minutes into the contest when the Lady Cougars broke through with it's first goal. Subbing in Cecilee Horlacher, whose been pushed into field duty due to key offensive injuries for the Lady Cougars instead of her normal starting Goalkeeper position, contributed her second assist of the season as she drew Neosho keeper Haylee Merrill away from goal to open up a land for Bianca Barron and cross it over. Barron, beat her Panther defender and delivered a sliding kick past the diving goalkeeper.